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First of all, don't assume the domains are unused. You have no way of knowing this. I have domains that are critical to my infrastructure but don't necessarily
by Poiesis 16y ago
First of all, don't assume the domains are unused. You have no way of knowing this. I have domains that are critical to my infrastructure but don't necessarily have a web site (or even public DNS records). I'll never sell them.
How does this work? I'm not following you. It would seem that the less people/systems that know about a name, the less critical it is.
- billybob 16y agoMy question is: if there are no public DNS records, how is the domain name being used? Not doubting, I just don't get it.
- niels_olson 16y agoHe could be using a public-facing DNS server that only responds to queries from certain hosts.
- ig1 16y agoIt could be being used for java package names.
- duck 16y agoResponding to billybob (I guess the thread is too deep): I've used domain names with no public DNS for corporate Active Directory domains. They might have a different domain for their website, but by registering it you are covered.